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Date: October 2nd
Time: 6pm, after the Puddlemere game
Place: Quidditch Pitch to Zonzo
Characters Involved: Parvati Patil and Oliver Wood, only
Rating: PG-13
Ginny had gone off happily with Wini after the game ended. Things had gone rather well for them on Saturday night, apparently. Wini was happy for Ginny's company, and, then, suddenly, Oliver was standing in his change of clothes with Parvati. She looked nice, a bit nervous about something, but nice. Oliver reached over and itched his ear, recalling their conversation where she had asked him to dinner. Dinner, not a date, right? No, she wouldn't ask him out, would she?
Women, he thought. He just couldn't wrap his head around them and their ways.
"So, ah," he said, sticking his hands in his pocket and giving her a brisk nod. "Where would you like to go to eat?" He was thinking somewhere along the lines of Three Broomsticks. Cheery, comfortable, ...safe? Then again, there might be people watching and taking note of him going out with someone. He didn't need any rumors, and he was sure that Parvati didn't need any, either.
Time: 6pm, after the Puddlemere game
Place: Quidditch Pitch to Zonzo
Characters Involved: Parvati Patil and Oliver Wood, only
Rating: PG-13
Ginny had gone off happily with Wini after the game ended. Things had gone rather well for them on Saturday night, apparently. Wini was happy for Ginny's company, and, then, suddenly, Oliver was standing in his change of clothes with Parvati. She looked nice, a bit nervous about something, but nice. Oliver reached over and itched his ear, recalling their conversation where she had asked him to dinner. Dinner, not a date, right? No, she wouldn't ask him out, would she?
Women, he thought. He just couldn't wrap his head around them and their ways.
"So, ah," he said, sticking his hands in his pocket and giving her a brisk nod. "Where would you like to go to eat?" He was thinking somewhere along the lines of Three Broomsticks. Cheery, comfortable, ...safe? Then again, there might be people watching and taking note of him going out with someone. He didn't need any rumors, and he was sure that Parvati didn't need any, either.